7'0" Liddle Baby V surfgear

7'0" Liddle Baby V surfgear7'0" x 22 2 8" x 3 1 8" In Greg Liddle's rendition of a vee bottom you'll find the quintessential Liddle s deck rounding up from the tail, dropping into the nose, and running up to meet the slope of the nose rocker which has a little more flip in the nose than your average Liddle displacement hull normally has. In comparison to Liddle's Death Machine, this model outline is much less exaggerated, the wide point is set at the center while the nose is a

50/50 through the center

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and everything in between

The the length up front still allows you to log out and get some expedited tip time in while the pulled in tail allows you to smoothly dig into power turns giving you a taste of the benefits on both ends of the volume spectrum

This single fin is entirely functional

Evan Daily

In addition to the design components

The rods and cones send the color frequencies through the optic nerve to the brain and to the pineal glands

George Greenough

what we'd do to time travel back to those days in surf histoy's Transition Era to hear Andreini and MP discuss the intricacies of surfboard design

and low rocker that allows the board to achieve extremely high trim speeds